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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-01-24, Page 1010A T}. H.1, Eif,POStTOR, JANUARY 24 1990"-- Bears 990Bears clinch DRAPERIES *VERTICALS +VENETIAN.S •PLEATED SHADES WEST K. 14011441 FOR COMMERCIAL` REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE PHONE 262-2020 BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. ;With one week, yet to ;go;in the regular season, the:i3ears elmehed first place last Thursday with a seven point swee,,oi .a strong Highway 401 team. 'the games ,were won ;by margins of only 20, 14 and 18'pins but the points counted lwit the seine, The Beare were led by the. strong bowl- ing of Wayne .Butt with a 265 single .and a 707 triple Also. -bowling we_l for the team was Pat Deighton th 236/681, Don Bennewetes *#1)1'143104% Vett *dot .with 205 and Karl Teiehert with':a 215 . For the battling', Highway 401 teaei''Doug Vocia had a big :night with 261/678. Gerry Armstrong added 273/635, Joanne Knight 228/596 and Janet Moody had a 187 game. In the biggest mismatch of the night the Ballbangers recorded another resounding seven point win over the struggling last place Wildcats, Doug Procter again led the team with.a PROPOSED COUNTY -WIDE HEALTH/SOCIAL SERVICES LIAISON COMMITTEE invites interested citizens to join. For information, call Dr. Maarten Bokhout, Huron County Health Unit, 482-3416. Or write Box 1120, Clinton, Ontario. NOM 11.0 Sale starts January 24/90 Excluding Spring & Summer Merchandise and Accessories no kiddin O Children's Clothing. Infants to size 18 12Isaac St. "_ ®I CLINTON 482-5515 • All Sales final • Do you know someone who deserves a medal? If, you know someone who has made Ontario a better place to live...through their selflessness, humanity and kindness...tell us. An Advisory Council of Ontario citizens, whose honorary chairman is the Lieutenant Gover- nor of Ontario, The Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander, selects the recipients from nominations made by you each year. We need your nominations by March 15, 1990. Nomination forms are available now by writing: The Ontario Honours and Awards Secretariat, Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs, 6th Floor, Mowat Block, 900 Bay Street, Toronto M7A ICI or from your M.P.P.s constituency office. The Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship •irst .252/691 night, lie ea> Capably assteeeu 03' Ba#1 Alexin er alvJeta .recorded .237/624 Ste*a *cep 1 ' with227/6...5 e with;271/`595 and ,Mel *nip wi h a 226 game For the Wildcats, Gary, Bedard tried to caul' the team with 248/681„ lion Deighton started strong with 275 and John Aubin caught fite m the 'second ; with a 254.. The hig est scoring > up of the night weon ellen .,5i and where.:eeatie juice Prevailed for five ,of . seven points over .a hot Guttercat team. . Beatlejuice had Eric .Matzold catching fire for a 363 single and 807 triple. Neil Seaforth Novic Seaforth's Novice I Ringette Team par- ticipated in the Stratford Tournament held .January 10.14/1990. These girls, aged six to nine years of age had an early rise Saturday January 13 as their first game was at 8 a.m. against a team from London. Although early 'in the morning, everyone put forward their best effort and. Seaforth won this game 11-3. Unfortunately, the official game report has been misplaced and the list of scorers is not available. However, it must be noted that Marsha Denys scored her first two goals ever in this game. Kelly Murray was a standout in this, game in turning away many London shots. The red sticks played an outstanding game defensively. The second game of the tournament saw Seaforth play Stratford at 5 p.m. on Satur- day. Scoring for Seaforth were, Abby Dietz with two goals, and Denis DeJong with two goals. Singles went to Cathy Coyne, Melissa Robertson and Denise O'Reilly. Although the final score was 7-2 in favor of Seaforth, the game was actually quite close and these two teams were evenly matched. Nicole . Munroe, Jessica Finlayson, Melissa Etere and Melissa Robertson played a strong game of defense and were instrumental in setting up the scoring plays. The third game of this round robin tour- nament pitted Seaforth against unbeaten u r Beuerntan, not OA* forgotten In the .ea- Chem. eat of Eric';; big. ,,game, ,recorded 306/828 Dale bowled well with 266/654 and tar in a personal best was Diana Steep with; 193/500. The Guttereats collectively howled 348 pins over average but still could -Manage only taro�oiots, Lea the team was Doug Leonhardf with 346/734 Pave Moody recorded.270/694, Carol Bennewies 269/689 and Bob° Wright shocked all in attendance with 290/616 a personal season best. In the final week of the regular season the Guttercats take on the Wildcats which will likely decide the winner of the coveted e1 runners up Hamilton. Hamilton had previously beaten London 20-0 and Stratford 23-0: The Seaforth girls were aware that they'd have to come up big. This game was a mean- ingless game as far as standings were con- cerned. By virtue of two previous wins by both Hamilton and Seaforth, both were guaranteed a berth in the final. Again. the girls had an early rise as this game was at 7:30 a.m. Hamilton certain- ly went quickly to work and defeated Seaforth 13-0. The final game, which as tournament organizers stated, was perhaps the most exciting game of the entire tour- nament. Many teams would be deflated following a thorough thumping as was the case in the first game against Hamilton. However, the defeat in the early morning only resulted in the Seaforth girls wanting revenge and as a result, the played with the enthusiasm and finesse of -a team possessed. Every player played at or above the level they had ever played at before. The score was 4-0 for Seaforth before the 10 minute mark of the first period. Scoring goals for Seaforth were Melissa Robertson, assisted by Cathy Coyne and Abby Dietz. Abby Dietz scored 36 seconds later assisted by Denise O'Reilly, Katie Murray scored from a screened position unassisted. Abby Dietz scored again assisted by Denise O'Reilly and Melissa Robertson. HELP ME OUT, Gi1YS...Seaforth Atom "B" player Stephen Pearce (11) lends a helping stick to goalie Evan Eckert dur ing Saturday's game versus Stephen Township. Elliott photo. Ringette Juniors hold The Seaforth Junior Ringette team played two scheduled games and one ex- hibition game over the holidays and were winners in all three. On December 22 Seaforth hosted Exeter and won 8-2 with the help of three Tween players; ,. Crista Clark, Carrie McLlwain and Katie Craig. Scorers in this game were Cheryl McLlwain - 3;, Melody Turner - 2; and Julie Carter, Katie Craig and Robyn Car- nochan each with one. Picking up assists were Kris Gemmell - 2; Cheryl McLlwain - 2; Julie Carter - 1; Robyn Carnochan - 1; and Carrie McLlwain - 1. On December 27 the Juniors travelled to Hensall to play an exhibition game. again with Exeter. This time they shut out Ex- eter 7-0. Andrea Gingerich played excellent in net as per usual and by the end of the first period Seaforth had Exeter 5-0. in the second period Exeter held Seaforth to on- ly two goals. Scoring in this game were Robyn Car- nochan and Melody Turner with two each; and Cheryl McLlwain, Katie Craig and Julie Carter with one each. Getting assists were Cheryl McLlwain - 2; Kris Gemmell - 1, Katie Craig - 1, and Robyn Carnochan - 1. On the second day of the new year the Juniors travelled to Stratford for a scheduled game with only eight players. Thanks to Katie Craig for being so faithful to the team and joining us. (Better late than never, eh Katie!) In a previous encounter with Stratford the Seaforth team was beaten 6-3. However Seaforth girls determined to show their stuff this time around and played their hearts out. They turned the table on onto one goal lead Stratford by deteaLung them 6-3. (By the way Stratford had 13 players). Andrea again played an excellent game in net, be- ing there when she was needed, as was each and every girl on the team. Cheryl Mclawain was hot in this game with four goals and two assists. Robyn Carnochan had one goal and one assist and Kris Gemmell had one goal. Katie Craig also had two assists. The Juniors' next home game is Friday, January 12 against Forest. The Seaforth Ringette Juniors held on to a one goal lead to win 4-3 against Mitchell in Seaforth Friday night. Seaforth was leading 4-2 until the 1:12 mark of the second period when Mitchell scored to come within one. The girls, determined to win, hung on to their one goal lead. Scoring for Seaforth were Kim Rau -2; Kris Gemmell - 1; and Cheryl Mcfwain - 1; Picking up assists were Kim Rau - 2; Kris Gemmell - 1; Jodie Hugill - 1; and Cheryl Mcllwain - 1 . last place. iropb'. Beatleiuiee tapes on Highway 491 Mitt, the Beai!s Set o.OVA" they.deserved thele firstP1aee ftglsh w Leif" they face the second .►lace .Ballbaflge• achievm of his, proud Ott res gnus the etnt Doug Leonhardt 014Th nma Heileman who were Zone; QdualMeis:jn the Hiram Walker :Hiptt Penal!competitloni Janwfl, °. 1,4, Doug, and nolo repreli sent thetown at the Regional/Provittgal, Championship in London on March 3. We will all be rooting for them torrance to the National Championship in •Ottawa. i Is in tournament h� �s Hamiltgn: ruck SeaforufAtttsno s t. orfs finally cameawe stalive andby; struck for three quick goals before the,: period ended. In the second half, Hamiltons' size and older ages came through, as they scored six times. However, Seaforth replied with. two goals of their own. Abby Dietz scored her third goal with Denise O'Reilly picking up her third assist. Cathy Coyne completed the scoring assisted by Denise DeJong. The final score: Hamilton 9 - Seaforth 6. The girls from Seaforth are to be con- gratulated on a tremendous effort. The ex- hibited true sportsmanship, teamwork, and excellent work ethics. The coaches were extremely proud of their achievement and as far as the coaches are concerned the girls were real winners. Team members are: Jannelle Wood;' Jessica Finlayson, Nicole Munroe, Marsha ' Denys, Melissa Etue, Abby Dietz, Denise DeJong, Clare Eckert, Denise O'Reilly, Kelly Murray, Katie Murray, Cathy Coyne, Melissa Robertson and Katie Holland, Coaches - Teresa Finlayson, Kathy O'Reil- ly, Ralph Wood and Brenda DeJong. Silver medallions were presented to all team members following the final game. A special thanks to all the parents who cheered the girls on! Coons and Leopards tie for last place The Coons managed to gain five points against the Pythons, bringing them to a tie with the Leopards. Top scorers for the Coons were Cathy Broome 252-623, Pat Nolan 224-595, Kevin Broome 245-578, Bert • Klass 207-572. High scores for the Leopards were Carol Johnson 228-577 and Karen Hoegy 212-543. The Kangaroos remain in first place this'. week with the help of Frances Feeney 283-676, Rob Taylor 237-560 and Don Nolan 206-512. The Tigers took five points from th. Monkeys this week moving them into third place. Top scorers for the Tigers were George Love 259-662, Dave Moody 269-636 and Janis Morris 230-532. Murray Ben- newies led the Monkeys with a 331-800 followed by Ken Moran 243-577 and Rose Feeney 204-561. .The.Pytheas,remain in a!'.ePtalP @,a vitik Brian Love 328-821 and,„Todd,, OaleiweR 206-595 leading the pack. Ladies high single and triple went to Cathy Broome with a 252 single and a 623 triple. Brian Love got the high triple with an 821 and Murray Bennewies the single - 331. After two weeks of high - low play, there are five couples left for the final night of play. Top scorers this week were Janice Mor- ris and Francis Feeney plus 170; George Love and Janet Ferraz plus 83; Karen Hoegy and Bert Kloss plus 74; Pat Nolan and Wade Lee plus 49 and Cathy Broome and Glenda Feeney plus 39. Team Standings are: Kangaroos - 66; Pythons - 60; Tigers - 56; Monkeys - 55; Coons - 49, and Leopards - 49. Ladies outscore men, in sei,ior's bowlio g Friday afternoon saw 331,bowlers out for Seniors Alley Bowling. Somehow the ladies seemed to come up with bigger scores than the men. Anne Wood was high for the day with a 251° single and 645 triple. Beryl Reid had a 229 single and Annie Malcolm came through with three good games and a 007 triple. In the men's Mervyn Deitz had mens high trinle with a 596. The high single for the men was Art Finlayson's 212. In the draw lucky winners were Watson Reid, Don Wood and Gordon Papple. The Bruins won seven points on Friday and are now in the lead with 16 points. SCOREBOARD COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS Heavy Chevys - 55 points Corvettes - 31 points GPOs - 30 points Cordobas - 24 points MENS HIGH SINGLE Cor De Corte - 312 MENS HIGH TRIPLE Cor De Corte - 756 MENS HIGH AVERAGE Cor De Corte - 238 LADIES HIGH SINGLE Cindy Reid - 235 LADIES HIGH TRIPLE Carol Johnston - 622 LADIES HIGH AVERAGE Carol Johnston - 201 Winthrop / Commercial tie in broomball LADIES BROOMBALL WINTHROP 1 COMMERCIAL 1 Commercial Ladies take the lead as Lin- da Boyd slaps the ball through the appos- ing goalies feet and scores an impressive goal. Her helpers were Susan Hulley and Donna Preszcator. With only a minute left in the game Deb Murray winds up and drives the ball into the net. The assist came from Carol Humphries and Dianne Anderson. PARR LINE 4 QUEENS 1 Sharon Whitfield scored two goals for Parr Line this night out. Great passing from Sandi Fremlin and Donna Preszcator. Donna Preszcator scored the third goal unassisted. The fourth goal was scored by an anonymous donor. The Queens are im- proving as Cheryl Kruse blasts the ball in- to the net, great passing by Lisa }lender- Son endenson and goalie Norah Eekert. Keep up the Steady pace Queens. JR. FARMERS 1 PERTH 0 Dep 13eddlu s wrist 51101went mw Lne net for the Junior Farmers. Her helpers were Nori Hill and Tracey Wood. Perth Ladies played vry well but were a little short handed for players. In Ladies Broomball on January 24 at 8 p.m. Jr. Farmers vs Commercial; 8:50 p.m. Parr Line vs Winthrop; and 9:40 p.m. Queens vs Perth. MEN'S BROOMBALL KNIGHTS 3 PARR LINE 0 Joe Vink wastes no time in scoring, playing only a minute and a half into the game. His helper was Lawremce Vink. Larry Baer also scores off a pass from Mark Louwagie. A corner shot by Jim Nyenhuis proves prosperous and he thanks Steve Eckert for the pass. Parr Line men never seemed to get a break. ROYALS 0 RAIDERS 0 Both of these team players were going strong but the goalies held each team to a zip zip game. Excellent game guys. GRADS 2 RED RUSTLERS 1 Ray Filson scored with a wee bit of help from Tony Van Den Heuvel. Gary Dill shoots from the face off and blows it by the goalie, assisted by Mike Van Der) Heuvel. Rustlers Ralph Nivins lifts the hall over the goalies head to achieve a super goal. Mark Ryan assists. The Red Rustlers time seemed to run out on them. DUMPERS 1 EASY RIDERS 2 Dick Robinson shoots a shot from the blue line and scores. Robert MacGregor needed no help as he lifts the ball into the air and scores a goal. Dumper Bill Dale scores a goal as he tips ball up and over the goalies shoulder. It was a very tense game for the Dumpers as a tying goal wag called back. In men's broomball January 25 at 8 p.m. Winthrop vs Raiders; 8:50 p.m. Knights vs Dumpers; 9:40 p.in. Royals vs Red Rustlers, 16:k p.m. Easy Riders vs Grads; ana -carr Line alts Out".